3rd Outing @ JCC Executive Course

Date:  Sep 16, 2013

Last Friday, it was Jay Jay's 3rd outing at JCC Executive Course.

Hitting balls at driving range will not let you see what is your problem.  Only when you go to the golf course, and you hit so many balls, then, you can remember what you did wrong and where to improve.

You see that tall kid, he is 13 years old.  Very tall.  And he has completed his 10 lessons.  But I think Jay Jay hit better than him.  Because the first two balls he hit and slide to the right.

Are you ready Jay?

OK.  Let's practise swing with your Cobra AMP+ Driver with MyFly.  This is the second time he uses this.  The length is a bit long, but it is OK for him just to handle it.

Let's tee off from the Blue tee.  HaHaHaHa.  (Save time, so he is not playing red tee today).

Slowly swing back.

Swing seems OK.  But the turning still missing a little bit.

Check this out.  Almost identical swing with the Iron #6.

And the follow thru.  OK.  Not too bad.

First hole, he scored 5 for a par 3.  3 On 2 putts.  Blue tee.  Well done.

Doing a pitching.

Later 4 holes, there are something wrong with his swing.  somehow, when he practise swing very nice, but when he address the ball, his swing go hay wired.  Always tops the ball.  So, the coach remember this and will fix it in next few driving range lesson.

After the game, we did not even record down any points for the next 4 hours.  It was quite packed, there are many flights playing the executive course.  May be is a Friday afternoon.

So after eating his favourite ice cream, then, we went to practise lots of putting.

I explained to him, why we need to improve the putting skills.  Because, you can hit as many putts as you hit how many stroke to reach the green.  

Jay Jay loves practising the putting as he can fire a lot of different shots and figure a few things out.

OK.  He needs to swing more in the Driving Range to practise more on his new Driver.

Also, some how he develops this fear of not swinging.  Strange not sure why.  

I guess need to bring him to Driving range more often to fix it.

He still love the game.